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Novis te cantabo chordis	B
O novelletum quod ludis	B
In solitudine cordis	B
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Esto sertis implicata	C
femina delicata	C
Per quam solvuntur peccata	C
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Sicut beneficum Lethe	D
Hauriam oscula de te	C
Quae imbuta es magnete	C
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Quum vitiorum tempegtas	B
Turbabat omnes semitas	B
Apparuisti Deitas	B
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Velut stella salutaris	B
In naufragiis amaris	B
Suspendam cor tuis aris	B
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Piscina plena virtutis	B
Fons tern juventutis	B
Labris vocem redde mutis	B
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Quod erat spurcum cremasti	C
Quod rudius exaequasti	C
Quod debile confirmasti	C
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In fame mea taberna	E
In nocte mea lucerna	E
Recte me semper guberna	E
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Adde nunc vires viribus	B
Dulce balneum suavibus	B
Unguentatum odoribus	B
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Meos circa lumbos mica	F
O castitatis lorica	F
Aqua tincta seraphica	F
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Patera gemmis corusca	F
Panis salsus mollis esca	F
Divinum vinum Francisca	F
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In Praise of My Frances	B
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I'll sing to you on a new note	C
O young hind that gambols gaily	C
In the solitude of my heart	C
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Be adorned with wreaths of flowers	B
O delightful woman	E
By whom our sins are washed away	G
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As from a benign Lethe	D
I shall drink kisses from you	H
Who were given a magnet's strength	D
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When a tempest of vices	B
Was sweeping down on every path	D
You appeared O divinity	C
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Like the star of salvation	E
Above a disastrous shipwreck	F
I shall place my heart on your altar	I
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Reservoir full of virtue	H
Fountain of eternal youth	D
Restore the voice to my mute lips	B
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You have burned that which was filthy	C
Made smooth that which was rough	J
Strengthened that which was weak	F
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In my hunger you are the inn	E
In the darkness my lamp	K
Lead me always on virtue's path	D
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Add your strength now to my strength	D
Sweet bath scented	C
With pleasant perfumes	B
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Shine forth from my loins	B
O cuirass of chastity	C
That was dipped in seraphic water	I
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Cup glittering with precious stones	B
Bread seasoned with salt delectable dish	L
Heavenly wine My Frances	B
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Translated by William Aggeler	I
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Praises of My Francesca	F
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Verses to a learned and devout Milliner	I
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Upon new chords of you I sing	F
And the new born bud you bring	F
From solitude the pure heart's Spring	F
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Your brows should be with garlands twined	C
Woman of delightful mind	C
Who our trespasses unbind	C
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As the wondrous balm of Lethe	D
Through thy kisses I will breathe thee	D
All are magnetised who see thee	D
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When my vices wild and stormy	D
From my wonted courses bore me	D
It was You appeared before me	D
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Star of Oceans you that alter	I
Courses when the pilots falter	I
Take my heart upon your altar	I
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Cistern full of virtuous ruth	D
Fountain of eternal youth	D
Give to dumbness speech and truth	D
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What was dirty you cremated	C
What uneven you equated	C
What was weak you re created	C
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Inn on the hungry roads I tramp	K
And in the dark a guiding lamp	K
To steer the lost one back to camp	K
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To my strength add strength O sweet	C
Bath where scents and unguents meet	C
Anoint me for some peerless feat	C
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Holy water most seraphic	F
On the lusts in which I traffic	F
Flash your chastity ecstatic	F
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Bowl of gems where radiance dances	B
Salt that the holy bread enhances	B
And sacred wine your name is Frances	B
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Translated by Roy Campbell	M
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Francescae Meae Laudes	B
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I shall sing new chords O hind	C
As you gambol unconfined	C
Through my solitary mind	C
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Rest adorned with wreaths of flowers	B
Comely woman whose vast powers	B
Wash away these sins of ours	B
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As from Lethe's stream I shall	N
Drink your kisses one and all	O
Magnet like and magical	M
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When our vices stormily	M
Swept down every path with glee	M
You approved O Deity	M
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Like the bright star of salvation	E
Amid shipwreck's desolation	E
Take my heart in rapt oblation	E
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Source of every good and store	I
Of eternal youth restore	I
Song to my mute lips once more	I
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What was foul you calcinated	M
What was rough you Ievigated	M
What was weak you stimulated	M
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In my hunger you the inn	E
In my dark the lamp and in	E
Your pale hands an end to sin	E
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Add your strength to mine new sent	M
Sweet bath ever redolent	M
Of the suaver perfumes blent	M
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From my loins gleam radiantly	M
O cuirass of chastity	M
Steeped in balm seraphically	M
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Cup with precious gems ashine	E
Savory bread celestial wine	E
Blessed food Francesca mine	E
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Translated by Jacques LeClercq	F